Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-29

John A. Lampert, the only licensed
bill poster in Ogden, has been painting
the town yellow with signs of the Magic
Yeast Cake, Just introduced into our
grocery houses by Henry Tribe.
As spring unfolds himself with his
smiles, the ladies continue smiling with
appreciation at the fine fashions in bon
nets, ETC., at the Beehive" on Main
Street, near Fifth.
Capital is a good thing to have to in
vest In Ogden real estate, and Ogden
factories (present and prospective), but
the typo who invested in a big capital
A where Ispoke of the ''august tribunal
of the First District Court was a few
months ahead of time Still, Federal
courts are capital measure to boom the
Territory by bursting up the barnacles
that have been hindering its progress
these many years.
w. A. Wade writes from his rural re-
treat at Cottonwood, Idaho Co., Idaho.
that he and family are well, and still re-
Numbering their Ogden friends of MANY
years standing. 1t is not an elysian coun-
try up there, however.
Sidney Stevens and VIM. Driver, two
OF the leading business men and leaders
IN the Chamber of Commerce, have gone
north.
There is rumor that Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney Bierbower may resign.
he has filled that position so well that
all loyal citizens would regret such step.
7. @. Morris is called in wherever fine
painting and other decorative work is
wanted. His advertisement in The
DEMOCRAT has brought him in hundred
fold returns.
Wells & Richter, the proprietors of the
Ogden brewery (the only one now run
ming in Ogden) are about enlarging their
establishment. They have already
bought more land on which to erect adj
ditional structures.
This evening the Knights of Pythias
will give another Of their social parties
in Castle Hall. E. A. Mcdaniel, r. w.
Cross and ]. W. Abbott form the COM
mittee.
Several side bets have been made
on the race which takes place on Satur-
day afternoon at the Driving Park. Both
Minute and Red Robin have their back
ers.
SOuuby hCCOIuSI DCu Il. hlCug is
proud of his new farm on the plateau
near Salt Creek He has thirty acres in
wheat and good deal other land in onions,
carrots, potatoes, etc. His artesian well,
nearly 200 feet deep, discharges stream
that rises fourteen inches above the
spout.
read in the Sidney, Neb., Democrat
of the 22d inst; George Stetson, of
Ogden, Utah, is the guest Of his brother,
j. B. Stetson." George has since re-
turned from his trip, looking bright and
brisk.
The calendar for the May term of the
First District Court has been printed by
Anderson & Douglass of this city. 1t is
big job we'll done, although few but court
officials, attorneys and reporters, will be
tempted to delve into its dramatic depth,
plough over its epic breadth, or soar up
with its lyric flights.
There were sociable parties on We'd
nesday evening, at the residences of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Mcintosh, on Seventh
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. James Shields, |
on Franklin. Both were agreeable af- |
fairs.
Alice Sherwood, somewhat notorious |
female character, appeared yesterday !
afternoon in Justice Dee's court, charged |
with theft or burglary. n. Tanner, Jr.,
conducted the prosecution. L. R. Rog- |
ers defended the accused, who had pleaded
guilty. An adjournment was taken till
to-day.
Joe Streng and wife came down from
Shoshone, yesterday afternoon to visit
friends, such as the Kuhns', Marks,
etc.
Can't a good DEMOCRAT reporter go
around town on Fifth street with yellow
straw hat without being invited to taste
Cunningham & Coz straw-colored or
angeade?
l have not vet learned who is to sue
coed w. r. Williams, resigned, in the
management of the Western Union Tel
egraph Office; but John Ledwidge would
prove an acceptable selection.
Mrs. M. Buckmiller is still improving
in health.
Robert Wilson, one of the few truly
loyal American citizens of Box Elder
City, was in Ogden on Thursday.
General Kimball and Captain Smith
made powerful patriotic speeches at the
Grant memorial meeting in the Metho-
dist church, on Wednesday night, and
Miss Dowdel electrified the audience
with her sweet voice.
Citizen VIM. Van Dyke and Mr.. Henry
Tribe went down to the capital last even
ing. They have important business on
hand.
Judge R. X. Williams was seen buggy
riding and taking spring pleasure al
TreSco Tor the first time yesterday, after
many a weary month Of dropsv which
made him a bed-ridden invalid. We
hope the gentleman's convalescence will
prove lasting and growing to the restora-
ton of his former fullness of health and
vigor.
The Pleasant Hour Climb.
Last night Woodmansee's Hall was
r,nada resonant with the mirth and rnnsic |